I know the dont sell them in the US, But if I order from U.K where at? I looked and they call the DVD's regin2 disc's, says that it wont play on US DVD players, Does that also include PS2 systems????

The beach episodes should be included in the 3rd and 4th season dvd coming out soon (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=96630). If you must have the UK release, there is a way to hack your ps2 to play dvds from other regions.

Both Amazon International and Tower Records don't carry the DVD editions, but Blackstar does.

If you are ready to order them click on the following links:

Blackstar.com- Saved By The Bell Hawaiian Style (http://www.blackstar.co.uk/video/item/7000000081522)

Blackstar.com- Saved By The Bell Wedding In Las Vegas (http://www.blackstar.co.uk/video/item/7000000081521)

I assumed that you meant the Hawaiian movie because the Malibu Sands eps. were never released in DVD or VHS, but like vashti said, they will be part of the upcoming Seasons Three and Four DVD's.

There is a software available that allows your DVD player to play any DVD from any region, making it "region-free."

Look at this website, http://www.dvdunlocker.com/movies/menu.htm?afl=4201 .

Even though I live in the US, am I able to play those DVD's if I buy them? And on the 3 classic episodes....is Dancing in the Darkness from the new Class, because that one picture on the cover isn't familiar to me at all. On my Classics Video it includes 4 episodes: Graduation, College Year's: Pilot, Marry Me, and Wedding Plans....I'm dying to have the Wedding and Hawaiian Style on DVD....hope I'm able to play these two on my DVD player.

- Barbara

Also, what would the price be in US dollars? I tried looking it up, but 40-50 dollars is a little much for one DVD (tried two different currencies).


- Barbara


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SBTB Geek: Look closely at the two DVD sites....on the right it says they have been deleted since December 2003 :(

Oops!... I didn't notice that. I found another website, http://www.play247.com/play247.asp?page=search&adudisc=y

Thanks SBTB Geek...didn't notice you answered questions to a US person....thought he was from the UK so sorry I asked about the DVD player, hehe

- Barbara

You're not going to believe this, but you can't even register if you live in the US....the US country isn't listed in the list. :(


- Barbara

Originally posted by barb1686
Thanks SBTB Geek...didn't notice you answered questions to a US person....thought he was from the UK so sorry I asked about the DVD player, hehe

- Barbara

LOL... no need to apologize. I don't think he has to buy an entire new DVD player, he just needs some software that will decode in order to play Region 2 DVDs in the U.S., which uses Region 1.

OK....that's really cool it's on DVD though. I wish it'd come to the US so there wouldn't be confusion for people like me. lol

- Barbara

Originally posted by barb1686
You're not going to believe this, but you can't even register if you live in the US....the US country isn't listed in the list. :(


- Barbara

What website are you talking about?... Blackstar or Play247?

Play247

Originally posted by barb1686
Play247

LOL... we are just having bad luck. Let's just hope that Lion's Gate decides to release them on DVD over here too.

Yeah, I know. I REALLY want the College Years on DVD....I'm working on getting them on VHS, but it's easier to find episodes on DVD, and the sound is often better.

Originally posted by barb1686
Yeah, I know. I REALLY want the College Years on DVD....I'm working on getting them on VHS, but it's easier to find episodes on DVD, and the sound is often better.

I have a feeling that The College Years will eventually be released on DVD, along with the "Good Morning Miss Bliss" episodes.

I sure hope so. Not really for the Good Morning Miss Bliss though...but I prolly would buy them eventually. You know...just for my collection. ;)

- Barbara

I've never seen any episodes at all of Good Morning, Miss Bliss so I'd love that to be released on DVD. I also think they should release the full run of College Years. Both of these series were short so they could easily manage it.

As far as dvd regions go, the best thing to do would be to get a multi region DVD player. I got one from Amazon UK for about £60 and it's one of the best purchases I've ever made. It plays ANYTHING, including VCDs.